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Christopher Marlowe: A Biographical and Critical Study
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Christopher Marlowe: A Biographical and Critical Study

by Frederick S. Boas. 338 pgs.

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Contributors:

   Frederick S. Boas

Publisher:

   Clarendon Press

Place of Publication:

  Oxford  

Publication Year:

  1940
Subjects:   Fiction, Marlowe, Christopher,--1564-1593
Table of contents
CONTENTS
I. CANTERBURY 1
I. The Marlowe Family 1
II. The King's School 6
II. CAMBRIDGE 10
I. Archbishop Parker's Scholar 10
II. The Privy Council's Certificate 21
III. CLASSICAL TRANSLATIONS 29
I. Ovid's Elegies 29
II. Lucan's First Book 42
IV. DIDO, QUEEN OF CARTHAGE 49
V. THE FIRST PART OF TAMBURLAINE THE GREAT 69
VI. THE SECOND PART OF LAMBURLAINE THE GREAT 88
VII. LIFE IN LONDON 101
I. The Bradley Affray and Newgate 101
II. First Charges of Atheism 108
VIII. ROBERT POLEY: PLOT, AND COUNTERPLOT, 1585-8 116
IX. THE JEW OF MALTA 148
Appendix. T. Heywood and 'The Jew of Malta'. 148
X. THE MASSACRE AT PARIS 151
Appendix. The Collier Leaf of The Massacre at Paris 168
XI. EDWARD THE SECOND, KING OF ENGLAND 172
Appendix. I. 'Edward 11' and '2 and 3 Henry VI' 192
II. 'Edward II', 'Arden of Fevesham,' and 'Solyman and Perseda' 198
XII. THE TRAGICAL HISTORY OF DOCTOR FAUSTUS 203
XIII. MARLOWE'S POEMS 220
I. The Shorter Pieces 220
II. Hero and Leander 224
XIV. MARLOWE'S ACCUSERS. 236
I. Greene and Kyd 236
II. Richard Baines's Note 245
XV. THE 'ATHEISM' OF CHOMLEY, RALEIGH, AND MARLOWE 253
XVI. 30 MAY 1593 AT DEPTFORD STRAND 265
XVII. THE SURVIVORS 284
XVIII. MARLOWE THROUGH THE CENTURIES 294
I. From the Jacobean Age till To-day 294
II. An Attempt at a Summing-up
LIST OF PRINCIPAL DOCUMENTS AND EARLY EDITIONS 315
INDEX 329
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...0-8386-3974-7 (alk. paper) 1. Marlowe, Christopher, 1564 1593. 2. Baines, Richard, ca. 1556 1594 or 1610. 3. Marlowe, Christopher, 1564 1593 Religion. 4. Marlowe, Christopher, 1564 1593 Friends and associates. 5. Dramatists...
...that Marlowe and Walsingham were on close terms in 1593, when the Privy Council sought Marlowe out at Walsinghams Scadbury estate. It is conceivable...Walcheren, to Lord Burghley, reporting that the scholar Christopher Marly was being sent back to England as a prisoner...warning would be. By the end of the following May, Christopher Marlowe would meet a sudden and violent death. Thomas Kyd was arrested on May 12, 1593. Six days later, the Privy Council issued an order...
...index. ISBN 0-87413-665-2 (alk. paper) 1. Marlowe, Christopher, 1564-1593-Knowledge-Psychology 2. Identity (Psychology) in literature...remains a valuable, if now qualified, contribution to Marlowe studies. Yet another piece of historical evidence deserves...atheistic material found among Kyd's papers in May 1593 consisted of a copy of part of an anonymous treatise...
...Katherine faced her ordeal. In February 1564, she gave birth to a boy. 3 Extract...number of variant spellings- Marlowe, Marlow, Marloe, Marlo, Marle...Even if not all of it was leased, Christopher lived in an ample dwelling for...brothers attended the Kings School. Christopher Marlowe registered his admiration for...a certain optimism underlies Christopher Marlowes self-confidence, as if he had...
...4 "Marlowe and his Father", in T.L.S. , 2Jan. 1937. John Marlyn, shoemaker, was admitted as a freeman in 1564, on payment of 4s. 1d. While still an apprentice he married on 22 May 1561, in the church of St. George the Martyr, Catherine Arthur, who seems to have been the daughter of the Reverend Christopher Arthur, rector of St. Peters, Canterbury, 1550-2. According to local tradition he brought his bride to a house...transcripts illustrate some of the various spellings of the family name. May 21, 1562. Mary, the daughter of John Marlowe. Feb.26, 1563/4. Christofer, the son of John Marlow. Dec. 11, 1565. Margarit, the daughter of John Marloe...couple. of the three other daughters. On 15 June 1590 Margaret took to husband John Jordan, a tailor. On 10 June 1593 Ann followed the example of Jane by marrying John Crawford, a shoemaker. On 19 June 1594 the youngest daughter...
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...Trans. Sir Thomas North. Vol. 6. 1579. London: David Nutt, 1896. Poole, Kristen Elizabeth. "Garbled Martyrdom in Christopher Marlowes The Massacre at Paris." Comparative Drama 32.1 (1998): 1-25. Roberts, Penny. "Marlowes Massacre at Paris: A Historical...book was renamed Imagines Mortis for the 1542 edition, and had been greatly expanded by the time Marlowe was born in 1564. Arthur B. Chamberlain, in Hans Holbein The Younger, lists some of the many editions of the Imagines Mortis that...and progressively enlarged) editions followed over the next twenty-four years. At the time of Marlowes death in 1593, quite aside from the numerous official versions of the work, scores of pirated editions were in circulation across...
...barroom brawl leading to the death of "Christopher Marlowe, Poet, February 1564 to May 1593" (153). This device offers a sense...unnoticed in the main. The break in the fiction is taken as an act of critical apoplexy...For Hassam, Johnson writes "diary fiction" that characterizes the author where...
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...three months, that is, about 10,670 days, and more attention has been paid to the last day of it, Wednesday, May 30, 1593, than to any other. On that day Marlowe, who had been summoned before the Privy Council ten days earlier for reasons that remain obscure, was stabbed in a...a political assassination, a case made most elaborately by Charles Nicholl. Nicholls The Reckoning: The Murder of Christopher Marlowe (1992) argued that Marlowe was killed on the orders of the Earl of Essex, with whom Skeres was linked, because...take the heat out of everything. The story of Marlowes life, unlike that of his death, is quickly told. Born in 1564, the same year as Shakespeare, he was the son of a Canterbury shoemaker. After the Kings School, Canterbury, he went...
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...each other in their plays and shamelessly stole from one another." Marlowe was born two months before Shakespeare, in 1564. His father was a shoemaker but made sure his son was educated, and Marlowe received an exclusive scholarship to Cambridge University. After lollygagging around in graduate school, he began...was dead by the age of 29. Even his death has been shrouded in controversy and mystery. He was stabbed in the eye in 1593 during a scuffle in a tavern, but many believe he was assassinated because of his covert government activities. Had...Methodist Church, 1459 Columbia Road NW. WHEN: Through Dec. 2 PHONE: 202/452-5538 WEB SITE: www.rorschachtheatre.com WHAT: Christopher Marlowes "Tamburlaine" and "Edward II" in repertory WHERE: Shakespeare Theatre Company at the Harman Center for the...
...Turbulent Life of Christopher Marlowe. Byline: Vincent D. Balitas, SPECIAL TO THE WASHINGTON TIMES On Feb. 26, 1564, in the cathedral town of Canterbury, Christopher Marlowe was born to John Marlowe, a lowly shoemaker, and his wife Katherine. The world he entered, the one David Riggs bio...that the mouth of so dangerous a member may be stopped", the queen said to "prosecute it to the full." On May 30, 1593, at the Deptford home of Widow Bull, "Marlowe met up with the swindler Ingram Frizer, his accomplice Nicholas Skerres...
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MARLOWE, CHRISTOPHER 1564 93, English dramatist and poet, b...English dramatist before Shakespeare, Marlowe, a shoemakers son, was educated at...Come live with me and be my love." In 1593, Marlowe was stabbed in a barroom brawl by...due, as some scholars believe, to Marlowes activities as a government agent...
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...as the "real" Shakespeare, ranging from the implausible, e.g., Queen Elizabeth I, to the somewhat more possible, e.g., Christopher Marlowe ; William Stanley, 6th earl of Derby; and Roger Manners, 5th earl of Rutland. Still others have suggested that the works...
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